Vitalie Taittinger’s appeal as a woman in charge in Champagne is part of the winds of change blowing ever so gently across the region. But she is more than a figure of interest for the sake of being a woman. It goes beyond to a deep belief in carrying forward Taittinger’s patrimony – which is now four generations old – albeit with improvements and modernisations.
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